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Trump Admits Immigration Crackdown Is Hurting Farmers, Hotels
- On June 12, 2025, President Donald Trump acknowledged that his administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement is negatively impacting farms and hotels across the country that depend on undocumented workers.
- The crackdown began with aggressive deportation efforts starting June 6, including termination notices to about 500,000 foreign nationals under a humanitarian program ended earlier this year.
- Raids at workplaces like a Los Angeles-area Home Depot sparked widespread protests, while farm and hospitality industries reported severe labor shortages since many undocumented workers fill these roles.
- Trump emphasized the need to protect farmers and the hospitality industry, noting that many workers, although not citizens, have been employed on farms for over two decades and are valued by their employers.
- The administration plans changes soon to balance enforcement with protecting key industries, though specifics remain unclear amid continued political resistance to immigration reform.
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How crucial is immigration for U.S. hotel industry?
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Trump promised relief for migrant farmers. His team didn’t get the memo
It seems no one in the White House got the memo on President Donald Trump’s announced plan to ease up on immigration enforcement for farm and hotel workers. On Thursday, the president took to his ...
How crucial is immigration for the US hotel industry?
NEW YORK - A U.S. crackdown on foreign-born workers could spell trouble for the hotel and hospitality industry, which has lobbied for years to expand the pathways for immigration to the United States to help fill over 1 million job vacancies. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Immigration Crackdown: Trouble Looms for U.S. Hospitality Industry
Immigration Crackdown: Trouble Looms for U.S. Hospitality Industry The hospitality industry in the United States is facing a significant challenge due to a crackdown on immigration policies, which could exacerbate an already severe workforce shortage. With President Donald Trump hinting at stricter immigration orders, industry leaders are concerned about the impact on the sector's ability to fill over a million job vacancies.In a sector where on…
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